Herman Hollerith was born a German Immigrant His fathers name was Georg Hollerith in Buffalo New York where he spent his childhood and he later ventured into the New York Colledge where he then went to the columbia school of mines where he then got The "Engineer Of Mines" in 1875.then Herman asked and recieved a PHD based on his assistance on the tabulating system later he ventured into Washington DC at his home today there is a Memorial plaque in remembrance of Herman Hollerith he eventually died in Washington Dc
This is a machine made by Herman and this is a tabulating machine with its new sorting box
This was used many times during the 1890 census this machine was well renowned as "Super Computing " which was first said by "New York World"
Background Information On Herman Hollerith
Herman Hollerith was born a German Immigrant His fathers name was Georg Hollerith in Buffalo New York where he spent his childhood and he later ventured into the New York Colledge where he then went to the columbia school of mines where he then got The "Engineer Of Mines" in 1875.then Herman asked and recieved a PHD based on his assistance on the tabulating system later he ventured into Washington DC at his home today there is a Memorial plaque in remembrance of Herman Hollerith he eventually died in Washington Dc
This was used many times during the 1890 census this machine was well renowned as "Super Computing " which was first said by "New York World"
This footage that is shown by the link below will show information on the turbulating machine
1889 Herman Hollerith Census Machine by TMC which became IBM ...
Herman Hollerith - Wikipedia
Herman Hollerith made the lives of many easier by mechanizing a machine to put punch holes in the census
Should he be only remembered as a Inventor or a hero?
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